Media monitoring and news tracking

Turn scattered stories into a record you can revisit. Rased brings coverage around your project topics together so communications teams can follow what is being said and understand its direction.

Start with a focused topic

A monitoring topic can be an organization, initiative, product or event. Define related keywords and name variations, then review results for relevance. A precise topic helps your team find meaningful coverage rather than relying on a name-only search.

Review news in context

Use live monitoring to browse items and source links, then filter by topic, source and period. Open the original publication when you need to verify details. A headline alone may not convey the full context of a story.

Turn coverage into follow-up

Use the executive dashboard to understand coverage volume and prominent topics, then explore the underlying items. This supports campaign and initiative monitoring, as well as recurring team briefings grounded in sources that readers can check.

How to get started

  1. Define your project topic and related keywords.
  2. Choose sources and a period that match your needs.
  3. Review relevant items and source links, then explore coverage trends.

Common questions

Can I review historical news?

Choose a date range or all time for saved items. Finding older news through research depends on source availability and search scope; it is not a guarantee of a complete archive.

Will every story appear immediately?

Timing and coverage depend on sources and monitoring settings. Rased does not guarantee an exhaustive record of everything published online.

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